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Question #76099 on firefox-3.0 in ubuntu changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.0/+question/76099

    Status: Answered => Open

vijay is still having a problem:
under the recovery menu on the ubuntu 8.04.3LTSkernel 2.6.24-24generic(recovery mode).i saw only four options as mentioned earlier 
(resume resume normal boot
dpkg repair broken packages
root drop to root shell prompt
Xfix try to fix X server

OK CANCEL)
no more options found.only up and down arrow keys can be used (and also page up and down keys and home and end keys)left and right arrow keys also.
what can i do now?

further information:
when we bought this acer computer(from elcot a government enterprise working in IT services for government of tamil nadu state in india-and elcot offering this computer among people like students teachers and others  to promote open source software like suse linux and does not encourage the proprietary software)  we purchased from elcot( i think preinstalled  suse linux by them ) and switched on first time ,the menu shows as foollowing:
suse linux 10.1---------------?????------------(i don't what exactly)
suse linux      ( recovery mode )
ubuntu 8.04,kernel 2.6.24-16 generic 
ubuntu 8.04,kernel 2.6.24.-16generic(recovery mode)
 
on both suse linux and ubuntu ,wine is installed.
now on ubuntu ,wine is located in applications ----> wine
wine shows as
wine-->program-->accessories ---->notepad(with wine icon)
       ---->browse C:\ wine(with wine icon)
      ----->configure wine(with wine icon)
      ----->uninstall wine program(with wine icon)
 and in C:\drive, there are folders (Esl,program files, reader,resource set up files,windows,install.log and read me.htm( i open this read me.htm it shows about adobe reader)
and i have not used wine on ubuntu till now.(earlier in suse linux also )and  elcot said IE for linux (ver 6.0) IE 6working in root user only(suse linux)
 i think  i have given some info .

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